Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp will be drumming into his players the need to get off to a good start after last season's disaster, but he could have asked for an easier opener than Liverpool at home.

Spurs travel to North London neighbours Arsenal on 31st October, before hosting Arsene Wenger's Gunners on 10th April, a tricky month that also includes games against Manchester United and Chelsea.

August
15 Liverpool (H)
18 Hull (A)
22 West Ham (A)
29 Birmingham (H)
September
12 Man Utd (H)
19 Chelsea (A)
26 Burnley (H)
October
3 Bolton (A)
17 Portsmouth (A)
24 Stoke (H)
31 Arsenal (A)
November
7 Sunderland (H)
21 Wigan (H)
28 Aston Villa (A)
December
5 Everton (A)
12 Wolverhampton (H)
15 Man City (H)
19 Blackburn (A)
26 Fulham (A)
28 West Ham (H)
January
9 Liverpool (A)
16 Hull (H)
26 Fulham (H)
30 Birmingham (A)
February
6 Aston Villa (H)
9 Wolverhampton (A)
20 Wigan (A)
27 Everton (H)
March
6 Man City (A)
13 Blackburn (H)
20 Stoke (A)
27 Portsmouth (H)
April
3 Sunderland (A)
10 Arsenal (H)
17 Chelsea (H)
24 Man Utd (A)
May
1 Bolton (H)
9 Burnley (A)